Building a Business Wireless Network Online Training

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UPDATED: November 27, 2017

Intermediate

This real-world, intermediate network design training course prepares learners to prepare, build, and configure a wireless network within a business setting. Learners prepare to build and configure a wireless network within a business setting. All the wireless networking skills covered in this course are in a networking exam somewhere, but this course pulls them all together to show you how to plan and build a real wireless network on a real job site.

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What you'll learn

Understanding the physical components like frequencies in networking
Accommodating for wireless strength in network planning
Using different bands and clients for different needs
Understanding wireless antennas
Performing a passive site survey
Selecting a WAP vendor and model
Cabling and setting up connections
Finalizing WAP placement and joining to the controller

FAQs

What will you learn in this wireless network training?

You'll learn the actual, real-world steps that go into building a business' wireless network. This course is specially designed to focus only on practical skills and knowledge that make a difference in the real world. You'll learn the right questions to ask and the right tools for the job.

Who should take this building wireless networks course?

This course can help people who want to eventually become network administrators, but it's best for admins with some experience already. By this point, you probably have a constellation of skills and knowledge, but this course will connect the dots and give you real-world experience building wireless networks.

Is this training in building a business wireless network associated with any certifications?

No, actually when this course on wireless networking was developed, it did not follow any certifying exams' body of knowledge or correspond to any certifications' learning objectives. Real, useful and first-hand knowledge of planning and building a company's wireless network is what this course provides, not memorization of facts.

What certification should you consider after taking this course in building business wireless networks?

Although this course wasn't designed to help prepare for an exam, there are many network administration certifications that will be much easier after this course. Maybe the best certification for most administrators is CompTIA's Network+. Associate level certifications from Cisco, Juniper, and Microsoft will be easier too.

Why should you take this business wireless network training?

You should take this wireless network training because even experienced network administrators can have a lot of information and facts locked away in their brain but have no real experience with manually constructing a functioning wireless network. Learn to apply all your hard-won networking knowledge with this course.

Who is this for?

This Building a Business Wireless Network training is real-world networking training, which means it was designed for new IT professionals, but even experienced IT professionals can benefit from seeing how an expert does it.

What our learners say

Practice exams help you have an overview of your readiness. If you have failed a couple questions in one area, you can go back and work on them.
Harold M. | Network Administrator
The more I put into learning, the more skills I’m going to have — and the better I’m going to be technically.
Knox Hutchinson | CBT Nuggets trainer since 2018
Having access to on-demand labs that I could spin up instantly was very helpful. I didn’t have to have a home environment with a bunch of virtual machines spun up. Or worry about destroying things.
Brian V. | Monitoring Engineer

Study plan

Download the free Building a Business Wireless Network study plan to complete this course in about 4 hours.

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